Sculptures Sample Clauses

Sculptures. First Nations agrees to provide all design and planning for the development and installation of the Monument Sculptures to be placed within the Sculpture Garden. First Nations retains ownership of the sculptures but grants the City the right to display them in Halley Park for twenty (20) years, this term to begin on the date of installation of the sculpture(s). At the end of the 20-year term, the City has the right to renew this Agreement for an additional five years upon 60 days notice to First Nations.
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Sculptures. As long as Tenant (including any Affiliate and Successor Entity) occupies at least 400,000 RSF in the Building, Landlord hereby agrees to keep all sculptures located in the Building lobby as of the date hereof in the Building lobby.
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Sculptures. I would like to purchase two sculptures that decorate my former office or that the Company retails. The Company will sell me the 3CPO sculpture that was in my former office for $7,500 (which is 50% of its retail price of $15,000) and a Superman for $2,500 (which is 50% of its retail price of $5,000), for a total of $10,000, which I already have paid to the Company. I will pay the Company the cost of shipping Superman to me, within 30 days after this Agreement becomes effective. I may take the 3CPO model from the Company’s office (or have it picked up at my own expense), and the Company will ship a Superman to me.
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